Koukuai(tú kǒu xiāo yīn)
Koukuai
It is a Chinese idiom. Pinyin is t ú K ǒ uxi ā oy ī n, which means the tongue is open and the lips are burning. It takes a lot of talking to describe. The source is "the book of songs · the wind · the Owl".
The origin of Idioms
There are two languages in the book of Songs: Yu Kou Zuo and Yu Wei Yin Kuai.
Chinese PinYin : tú kǒu xiāo yīn
Koukuai
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topple the mountains to crash the egg -- to cause a disaster to come
topple the mountains to crash the egg -- to cause a disaster to come. rú shān yā luǎn
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Eating pines and drinking streams
Eating pines and drinking streams. cān sōng yǐn jiàn
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lay down one 's life for justice
lay down one 's life for justice. shì shēng qǔ yì
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cause extreme worry and distress
cause extreme worry and distress. xuán cháng guà dù
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hardship of travel without shelter
hardship of travel without shelter. cān fēng sù xuě
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A clear mind and a vague mind
A clear mind and a vague mind. chéng sī miǎo lǜ
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occupy some place , belonging to another
occupy some place , belonging to another. què cháo jiū zhǔ
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